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Digger (Invercargill RSA), Issue 41, 24 December 1920, Page 4

Already the margarine industry has been enormously etim, lated by the price of butter (says the "Taranaki Herald"). According to "We-ddel'a Review" the supplie3 of margarine in Britain increased from 197,000 tons in 1914-15 to 360,000 tons in 1919-20. Since jellyfish are largely eompoeed oi water, they evaporate when they lie posed to the eun, nnd nothing remains but & small rilvety mark, They not to bo gtivied, for w$n -when tliey aro in tne water thoy seem at the meroy of the eurrenta and quite incapable of directing their own mnrm,